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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 02, 1961
Page
5
The Comiptometer School of fers pay and evening classes for Comypc tomometer Operators. Short courses qualify you for excellent pay and work with interesting people. Includes free placement service and law tuition.
Tax authorities issue income tax return guidance in Mason City Iowa detailing forms deadlines and filing instructions. Residents are urged to verify personal information with the local IRS office and submit prior to the stated deadline to avoid penalties.
The kitchen evolves from a large family hub to a compact prep space and back to a multifunctional center. It outlines principles: center meal prep, minimize doors, three work centres, right to left flow, close work surfaces, accessible sink, ample storage, ceiling cabinets, proper lighting, washable finishes, safe storage, accessible shelves, level work surfaces, rounded corners, non slip floors, and balanced mechanical, physical, mental, artistic, and economic design.
The article outlines daily diet recommendations including milk fruit vegetables and grains plus protein and vitamin guidance. It notes births rising to 78 080 and deaths 24 121 with 13 736 marriages in the January February period, and adds that the New York Daily Gapine was the first illustrated daily newspaper in the U.S.
Swift Current reports Dixie a long-time family pet on the Deg farm in Gravelbourg has given birth to a colt. The event at Albert Deg farm brings out a gentle mood in Dixie who has been easy to ride and safe for children, marking a rare first foal after thirty years.
Jeri Lee Fowler a 10-year-old girl from Williams Lake B C joins the Williams Lake minor hockey association, proving she can play in an all boys Peewee league. She earns the nickname Miss Eddie Shore as teammates praise her talent and referees enforce strict play rules.
Miss Mary Benson hitch-hiked to a police station in Oxford to report a shaggy dog that jumped into her car on a country road. The animal sat in the driver's seat, snarling as she coaxed it out. Police found the dog and freed the vehicle.
A humor piece surveys funny epitaphs and name quirks found in England and London area graves. It cites a Hammersmith real estate sign asking for cheap nice flats, lists quirky inscriptions from Devon, Surrey, and Southwark, and notes playful linguistic deadpan on tombstones.
The Swiss developed the first one man hand gun late in the 15th century, weighing 15 to 50 pounds based on wood usage. The design reflects early firearm innovation and portable siege weaponry of the period.
The month July, previously called Quintilis, was renamed by Romans to honor Julius Caesar. The change commemorates Caesar's influence and marks the midyear period with a new name reflecting his legacy.
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